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United States
Term 2: Residential
Learn to integrate nature conservation and social development in the Adirondack State Park, New York
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Tshering Lham, Class of 2009
Bhutan
Learn more about Tshering's work with the Bhutan Royal Society for the Protection of Nature
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Peru
Term 3: Residential
Study Peru's national system of community co-managed health care, now in 2,158 communities.
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Angela Mutashobya, Class of 2011
Tanzania
Angela is Project Coordinator for World Vision Tanzania.
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Joy Bongyereiere, Class of 2009
Uganda
Joy works with farmers to increase organic farming methods.
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Kelly Brown, Class of 2005
Heiltsuk Nation, Canada
Kelly works with the First Nations of British Columbia, Canada to sustain fisheries and forests.
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Rene-Claude, Class of 2011
Burundi
Rene-Claude works for the Association of Peace and Human Rights.
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Abdo Abo Elella, Class of 2009
Cairo, Egypt
Abdo works with youth in the streets of Cairo in securing a clean water supply.
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Nepal and China
Term 4: Residential
See how communities protect the environment and improve health. Graduation ceremonies at the base of Mt. Everest.
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Bertie Xavier, Class of 2011
Guyana
Bertie is a leader in his village of Guyana.
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India
Term 1: Residential
Learn from India's most successful social change movements and community health programs, beginning at Gandhi's ashram and study center.
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Rezaul Karim
Bangladesh
Learn how Rezaul, a senior manager with BRAC, builds upon his successes in promoting health and hygiene.
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Dang Ngoc Quang, Class of 2009
Vietnam
Learn how microcredit empowers poor women and improves local food security.
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Hermenegildo Mulhovo, Class of 2009
Mozambique
With the Foundation for Community Development of Mozambique, Gil rechannels the energy of youth from conflict into community action.
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